SpiderLabs, a group of ethical hackers, forensic investigators and security researchers from Trustwave — a Top 100 MSSP in 2017 — has released technical details about security vulnerabilities discovered in routers from global computer networking company Netgear.

The security flaws were discovered last year in various Netgear routers, and all of the vulnerabilities have been patched, SpiderLabs said in a prepared statement.

A Closer Look at the Netgear Router Security Flaws

The Netgear router security flaws identified by SpiderLabs included:

Authentication bypass issues.

Command injection chained attacks.

Password recovery and file access issues.

Post-authentication command injections.

Netgear is aware of the security vulnerabilities that affected some of its routers, the company said. It has released a list of affected routers and recommends end users who may be impacted by the security vulnerabilities download the company’s latest firmware updates.

SpiderLabs employs more than 150 security experts, according to Trustwave. It has researched 9 million web application attacks to date and performs more than 2,500 penetration tests each year.

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